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Disabled Hotels in Torquay with Visual Aids, Grab Rails and Rise and Recline Chair
Situated on the English Riviera, Torquay has become famous for offering Mediterranean-style getaways without the inconvenience of travelling abroad. Its sunny climes, sandy beaches and palm tree-lined promenades serve as an ideal backdrop for traditional seaside breaks, while its wealth of visitor attractions ensure there’s plenty of variety to keep everyone busy.
Torquay’s waterfront provides convenient ramped access to its main beach, as well as over one mile of level ground with an abundance of shops, cafes and restaurants. The town itself is located on a stunning stretch of coastline, encompassed by the UNESCO English Riviera Global Geopark. The park boasts a number of attractions relating to the region’s rich history, such as Kents Cavern, a series of prehistoric caves that date back over 400 million years.
Torquay is also famous for being the birthplace of Agatha Christie and is home to the “Agatha Christie Mile”, a tour along the seafront with plaques dedicated to the author’s life and work. Other recommended attractions include Living Coasts, the town’s award-winning coastal zoo and aquarium. It features a variety of marine species from around the world, including seals, penguins, otters and tropical fish, as well as an impressive aviary that houses over 300 birds.
Elsewhere there’s the charming Babbacombe Model Village; Cockington Country Park; and Torquay Museum, which displays collections relating to Agatha Christie, as well as artefacts from Ancient Egypt.
You won’t be stuck for things to do in the evening, either. Torquay boasts three theatres and one cinema, as well as plenty of traditional pubs and restaurants for a memorable meal beside the sea.
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